Thanks Christian
That fixed it. I can't figure out why, though. Is there some connection
between specifying width and border display? Or is it just an IE thing?
Anyway, you sorted it out in the nick of time. I owe you.
Paul
Christian Montoya wrote:
First - big thanks to everyone who
First - big thanks to everyone who replied on this one (see below). In
the end I went with two lists, seemed most correct and put a
margin-bottom in to separate them.
However, when I view this in IE6/XP, the line dividing the top two links
disappeared. everything else checks out fine - but no
First - big thanks to everyone who replied on this one (see below). In
the end I went with two lists, seemed most correct and put a
margin-bottom in to separate them.
However, when I view this in IE6/XP, the line dividing the top two links
disappeared. everything else checks out fine - but
Hi
I've got a ul that I've styled as a nav bar. Fine. My client has now
asked to have a gap the width of 1 list item to separate the last two
list items as they are links to external sites. If you want to take a
look, go to: http://www.digitalbeginnings.shef.ac.uk
Here's the basic code:
I tried throwing the baby out with the bath water
Poor baby! How could you throw him out?
I'm missing something really obvious, right. But what?
Did you try using padding?
#external { padding-top:1em; }
Also, I recommend putting the external links in a second UL, since
using CSS to
On 10/26/2005 6:01 PM Paul Jinks wrote:
I've got a ul that I've styled as a nav bar. Fine. My client has now
asked to have a gap the width of 1 list item to separate the last two
list items as they are links to external sites. If you want to take a
look, go to:
